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. THE ABBivftiLE BULLETIN. ,
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BY HUOH WILSON, ABBEVILLE, S. G., AUGUST 24,1S65. VOLUME I. NO. 5.
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Al}C ftftbcbille*'gqllefit?.
BY HUGH WILSON.
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TERM9.~Thc Bulletin will "he furnished
Weekly tw ubecribe'ra for Two Dollars *. your,
jn Advance. Provieions will be taken al the
?mk?t price.
' linqle copies, ten centa.
?5@P We would call Attention to .the'
Military Order* in tliis paper. *
Qmibsion.?X-?*t weyk we inadfrtimlly
omitted to give our friend of tlie Greenville
Mountaineer, credit for tlie Governor'?
tale ppetch iir Greenville. Jt waa
copied from tbat paper and it ebould buye
hud the proper credit.
IIkard Frojj.?The many friend# of
our/Wilier, Mr. ftugh WiUon, Senior, will
Jbe plenped to learn tlmt he Jinn recently
heen heard from. Ho U in Chariest own,
Tepactsee. In a letter just received froin
him, he anys that he will noun be home.
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To be Mastered Oct?It i? reported
.that an order has been ii*ued direr-ting
that the colored troop* of the Federal
army now garrisoning tlie different towns
in this State are auon to go mustered out of
servic^.
Theft.?During the pw?t wetk some
robberies have been Knitted. Wy
. would put the people on their gunrd
Against robbers. Among others who have
had their smote houses rifled, we would
mention Mr. John Enrighl, Mr. J.vs. Shililo
?9d Mrs. Rnmey.
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Exco.craoixo.?This week we have re
ccired quite * large addition to oar subscription
list. It is truly cheering to receive
s.uah a liberal support from various
flections of the District.' To our friend*
>.v -.v. ucuicy iur our BucceR?, Ana we
ball for them ever cberinh a w arm plnce
in our heart. Wo believe that in no Dis
trict of Sou,tb Carolina do the peoplo support
their papers as well as in Abbeville. It
is with much pleaaure tjiat we a/9 able to
s?y that tbe Bulletin is now on a safe
fooLinrr nnd it 5? nnrminoniin ?'-1
~?? ? - ? COU1U'
lished.
.Ocr Towx.?Visitor* cnanot fail to
notice -the recent improved condition of our
Mtreeta. Lieut. Black, the Provost Mar hnl,
expresses the determination to keep ?
the Village in a clean and healthy condt
tion. Every day he has quite a number
of freedmen, under'a proper guard, sweeping
the street*, filling mud-holes, building
horse rack*, whitewashing the trees and
boxing, and otherwise improving tbe np
pearancc and sanitary condition of the
town.
jwrohtaxt to Shippers.?Shippers
won UJ do well to read the card of Mei?r?.
Davis and McFeat, to be found in another ,
column. Tbey are nctWe and energetic ,
business men, and we take pleasure in
j ocoujmending mem to the attention of
ou<- people. All business entrusted to tbejr
care will bo attended to with all possible
safety and despatch. Mr. Davis ia well
known to npatjy as the former courteous
Agent for the Greenville and Columbia
jUailroad, at Columbia. See advert?semeet.
Nic*brson'8 Hotel.?We direct the
^tteution of the travelling publio to t)io fact
thai '-3?ickt?r8 jx is himsvlf scuin." unci I
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f.Uut ho has established a first claes flotel
in Columbia. lie has rented that Urge
pnd commodious building known as the
Colombia Methodist Female College, ar.d
is now prepared to serve the traveling public
with every luxury find comfort that the
city of Columbia affords. He u quite a
plens?t)t landlord, and is ever ready to ad
'minister to the want* of tii? guest's. 6e?
adrertUeroent.
,CoCRtBMM.?This week a My friend
sent at a dish of sweet milk and peaches,
for which we would return our thanks m
? uiost polite manner. Nothing could
bare been more highly appreciated.
We are al-so indebted 'to pother Judy
friend, who li*e* in the country/- fojr a basket
o{ the best fruit that we have sec-v*
this year. She will accept oqr high appreciation
lor the attention. -
' The gentf?o>iii\ trbo wnt us that jarge
And apteodid water raeloo has our thxnka,
(too. We hope that smaller ooes may
never grow od bia farm. - *
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KiLLKD.?JLaH vreejt io tjb? vicinity of
Qfeenfrood, "io this District, tre leant that
a Federal soldier, colored, wbflfee name we
JWU lb1? oUtMtiAf1 'Greenwood from any
JtD&Pln^^C *>t lb* plunoing ?r mcqo. [
tbp ef each aa m,- :mm peop** ta
Md j^BSmvmf?. ??. .<> a*
v in 1 c il!fcrr ?5;
"We notice with pleasure * general
disposition on tho part of our people to go
to work and rtpnir as *peedilf as pouible
the ravages and losses of Uja war. For a
time wt feared that bitter repining* and |
unavailing regrets mighl take the place of
I vigorous effort and manly action. But
all, from oyr esteemed Governor, down to J
j the most quiet, un obtrusive citizen, seem
I animated with a de.*ire to bring about a
state of Ijprmony and prosperity to our
: countri*.
There are Iorsc* we cannot repair. Tie*
h^ve been sundered wbiclt cannot be reunited.
There i? 9 Vacant chair ato.und
every J;ia.rlh; tla chord is tnisaod in the
miisio" of. evf ry family. Ilenrts bare
been torn wl ith time cannot heal, and
hopes bnve bren blighted, and joya have
wniiurea, wnicli can never spring again
in gret nness and strtvgtb. But pll is no.t
Two months ago, wo were prostrate
and panlyred, and without money. Now
we have a daily increasing currency, nnd
the aoUviiy of the active in receiving ita
reward. On the ruins of our once {stir
capital a new oily ia rising phoenix like,
fiotn the a^lui of its conflagration. On
the desolated Greets cf Charleston tj)fl
sound of the saw anl the. plane,' nnd the
ring of the hammer and trowel testify to
tiie teal and energy of our people. And
here in otlr own little village the work goes
bravely on. Time mUHt elapso . before all
is restorod, but at the present rate of
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p.fgiciui u ituf jcHrs win euocruaiiy eiixce
all material traces of the great struggle in
which we Lavo been engngtd. To this
desirable end let every ono contribute.?
We haro for onr capital tho strong arms
and brnvp lion?i? 'nt r
...... tu WI yui UUIACIO* JLJCl
the soldier who lias done and dared, now
nobly net nnil work. Let alt. show themselves
men with the'feelings and honor of
men. And whi]; a - laudable desire to
prosper is cultivated by every one, let us
open our hearts, and develops the noble
emotions of humanity, that we imy.be a
prosperous and happy people. Our duty
as well as our interest demands that we
as a . people cultivate amicable relations,
tvitK |Ua P.??l? "?! ?i*i- *i?
M*v * CU?nUIUUIUICA) UUL WliU VflO
fawning servility of the slave, but with
the spirit 'and generosity of high toned ,
gentlemen. Four ycara ago we appeated
to arms fur the decision of a political quoa- '
tion between the North and South, and
now let us act like men, and abide by that
decision. We have been fairly overcome ,
and it becomes us- to show to the world >
that weean bury the hatchet with as good
a grace as we bucklcd on tho armor. It
docs not heoonie a bravo and ehivalric peop'e
to murmur at their tituation. Lot no i
bickering or contentious feelings be enter- 1
tained for n moment, but trusting in the ,
God who hns promised his blessing to the
diligent, let us go forward actively, courageously,
and we will prosper and auccccd:
"Let the dead past bury Its dead.
Act, act in the living present.
Heart within and Ood o'er head."
Taxes in Charleston.?By a recent '
nrilf?r (OA ftKinrro t!?" l??
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Iv taxes nre levied by the military author ' <
itie? for the city ?of Charleston. Where 1
payment is delayed more than eight days
after (he n.onth hah expired a penalty of (
ong dollar a day is imposed for ?a?lh d.<yV
delay. If the delay continues fifteen days, 1
the place of bu?lneiu it closcd until n???_
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nlout is made, nntl for such. farther length
of time as the Post Commandant shnll* ,
deem proper. * i
Restaurants, including *11 place# where
a bar is kept, or where wine* and liquors
are sold to viuitor*. ^12.
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Eating Houses ami Rrfreslimont 8aloous,
including nil placc* where tables are
kept and food or refreshment* (excepting
j it -A + - ***
wmf!?anu liquor*j nr? lum'suou lo Vuitor#,
10.
D?a1?rt in- Dry Good*, #10.
Dealers irt. Groceries, fiO.
Denier* in Fruit* and Wgotablwt, $5.
. Dealer* in Variftiej, $5.
falters sod Confootioner?, $5.
Tobacc^irta, t6.
fioot ond 8boe De-Alers, $3
biit^vi ah- j.? ..i t. *
ajiiunvu ^m^uiin, per muic,
Jupk Shops, Si0. ';
JOT We updereiAtid tiikt it if -Mid in
eoae part* of diottiJiiiet^tiiat tbe ffon..
H. L. WardUw would not serve, if elected
to yieConrehtiotu . We bave not tpoken
with the Judge on Uta subject, but bis \
friends e*y authoritatively that be will
we ks^Urtlb* ?wii-:
dule in th6 general accoptAlio'D Of tM
,t'^i ??-.* "!i^r -?'. v^.^r'T/CSS^- ?9-.' t'*4u
wuru, uutir* impfe 1J? fcJJOV* .I?P Wjlf
enough'to lltnt he will wnra the people
:tjf tbe Diotriot if tbcy deiirg it, aud *c*T?
jbaqj YVCII "V -v v'i
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. We regret to learn lliat in tho in
telligent District of Abbeville, there are
aorne who are in favor of "nbrogntn g by:
law all private debt*.'* W?- understand
(hat it is urged upqn the ground that
U'e emancipation of slave* has deprived
duhtor* .of Alieir principle itetp of property,
and tb.ere'ore tlie njeans of paying debts.
The proposition, as we are informed, in not
limited to debt* contracted for negroes?
the property taken away?bijt extends to
all debts contracted before as well a? during
the war. As thus stated Uie idea if* boili
novel and extraordinary, and the reiiflon
assigned for it is, if possible, still more ex?
traordinary. It seems to be thought tlmt
because our people have lest a large part
of tlieir property, it would mend the matter
by takii g from them another portion.
Tliat because they have heen mad^ pour,
it is now neees-ary for their prosperity tliat
Ihey should give up their honor hI.ho. Jf
this could previiil, w? fear, the next propo
. iiion would he to givtMip the Undn also,
and all toke an even start. The right of
piop*rrty, hs all niuar. admit, is ihe firnt element
of civilisation. This springing operation
is discreditable hs being unprecedi
nted in history?Reparian in principle?
7 mm mi I'uppi IMC 111 IHUI*
Unprecedented, because this in not repuriintioii,
once so famous or rather infamous.
That wa* bad enough and covered
with disgrace certain Western State-* of the
Union. That wan the refusal of h State to
pay its own debt. and pleaded in initiga
ti?n, (hat the debt was coinracted by fmid
ulant ngenta and without authority. But
in litis case it is proposed thai the State
*hsHl by law abrogate the private contracts
of her citizens. When in tho bisiory of
the world was such a thing propered be
fore?
Agrarian because debt is but the* repro
tentative of properly, *?>d is as s^-rt-d n*
ilial which it rfpie^enta. Tlitf mm wlm is
in possession of a plantation hnn no nv>re
right to be p?otei:lrd than the Individual
who sold tlie place, and holds llie m>te ol
the possessor. It is the same in principle
to rote the land away as to conBscnte its
value. The next step after voting away
your neighbor's note, is to vote \ourself
bis (arm. Ill both cases unadulterated
Fohhery through the forms of law !
Unsound in policy, because it would be
unequal and unjust. We.have lost nearly
everything but our character, let us not
wantonly relinquish that. We are going
buck into the Union, let us carry with ur
at least our old fa>hionerf nnlini.n of ?m?K
mid integrity. The creditor is a*citizen an
well ?? the debtor, and as mncli entitled .to
the protection ol the State, which should
not he a mother to one and a step mother
to the other. Honesty is the best policy.
We need the credit, which nothing but a
pood name aff.?rd!?, to obtain the ntt-ann of
recruiting our shattered condition. Wh.?
would gue credit to a people, covered alt
over with the ii famy of attempting t<>
uurrguo private contracts.
.'We say attempting to do it, for it i* i.ot
not only unjust and inipolitiu but impotsi
ble. If every man in Abbeville District
were clamorous for it, tlie tiling could not
be done. We mean that i> c.annotbe done
by law. If any go<?d citizen has the desire
to cancel bis claims upon bis debtor#, he
may do bo. No one wuu d have ?n interest
in it or the right, to ol-jegi. Uut it.
can't be made Cum|>nlxi>ry by 'law. The
(Jons'itution of tbe United States prohibits
it, and any lit# of any Legislature or
nny Ordnance of a Convention a'tempting
it, would bo install Undeclared uncmi>tituLiunal
sn<i sr t aside. The Brat article ol
tbe tenth section provides t-<nt "no state
sliall pass any bill <>f attainder, ex pott
facto law. or lav> imvairinn the ahlinntinn.
V A ~ V """"
of contracts," dec. J'his Ojiibtituii-in is
tucdiug on us and is ihd ?upr me law oi
the land. That ends ttw matter. It ip
true, and pity 'tis ttu>*, that the coantry
^greatly exhausted and itnpoveiished,
but the remedy is in indulgence to dehiors,
not abrogation 'of contracts. Execution*
should be staid lor the present, and war
debt* ratted according to a proper tcaje.
fins will afford the relief which the country
?o much nreds. - .*
jruMCiUiU.*BOCI&i< APfTHY.
We tnke the following vtll-lintwl remark*
from * lengthy editorial in tlio Columbia
Phoenix, oi the 19tb iqst.' We
trust that everj voter io Abbeville District
may read and ponder well the suggestions
made: '
Let our people in all the district*, proceed,
promptly and unitedly, to an examination
into their social and intelh ctaMl rtvouru.*,
in ordv >o tt eir employment in' the orgft'ieationof
theSuiu* anew, arffl- to the To
tur* lnsisUtioti under it. _ We need% in- the
Convention e*ptcially, the heat legal and
judicial ininde--men ca?irirt?nt with all
the. nice ditcrimination* of lata?cojivertanl
vith potMcnl definiiiem* and eonetitutione.
and eopahU of- lottyiing wll the
only require of IW a JBUpublican Jur?R of
Ooottita(toDr ?ud tb&n)a<^l tw" tb1#^at$
Wa U- k.
^ ,v?"? UMf W^WVIlUHOn QV CnOftQ
8ut*? vfbea? charjiut^nstle?, pofioy'/aod
^o5^t Wthft*.tttM>.,.|*; or toru
to tbo*? of our oitmauB, aucb as w? think.
froci*fceir gen*?i!maral high tone, known
.re t -rv; tb*? bitter wo mnv rvpai', With
.nil tho*e who denijju or d?-siro to ?!o fo, it
is ?he obtfou* duty fo take aueli aotivfe
purl in the work of r?- organization n? will
ave Us from Uie blundering* ot imbecility
r the treacheries of malice. We tnu>l
fridfnvar to make tho Constitution ?f
South Carolina ah tolerable as it oihv be
made under tin- eiri-im>wances ol ttlo cato.
For the Convention.
Mr. Blitor: Muny v?>iers would suggest the
following uumeil gentlemen competent to
n-prevrni Aliltevillv Dulrict i i the State Con
volition, viz:
hon. d. l. wardlaw,
hon. a. 1juht.
OION. .1 AllcilQTtm nr *nir
r>h. .ioiin w. heart,
capt. p. a. connor.
6st the following gentlemen mrc nominated
for the c?>nvfiitinn:
,cal?t. oku r mecalla,
a. c. hawthorn,
j. r. w 1 i.som
GEN. I'. H. BRADLEY,
CAl'T. WM. SMITH.
Loho Cake.
IT Th* following gentlemen ar? nominated
for the Convention : . i
J.J. WARDLAW, Abbevil'e 0. H.,
w. a latimek. Lowndravute.
COL- DONALI), Ponald?vill.?, I
D. M. ROGERS, Callmon's Mill*,
D. W. AiKEN. S?on?-y I'oiut.
tk. j - - - '
JB ruKunieu uy many voters for 1
the Conrent inn :
HON. D. L. VARDLAW,
PR E CALHOUN,'
U1SN. r. II. BllAULY,
COL. 8. DONALD,
c. t. ha^kell.
J3y"The
following named gentlemen nre respectfully
D?mihwle<l for the Stat* Convention: I
1?R. J. W. I1RAIWT,
W. A. LEE. EKQ.
\3T Thv! Mlowine Ticket is suggested far
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iifiuuera 10 me suite Convention from this
District:
HON. D. L WARDLAVT,
HON. ARMIrtTKAl) HltKT, i
GEN. SAMUEL McGOWAN,
F. A. CONNOli,
COL. ALEX. C. HASKELL.
v otkr*.
Afr. Editor: Pleat* announce th? following
tiamerl yentlemon to represent Ahbuviile District
in the State Convention:
HON. D. L WAUDLAW,
HON'. A. BURT,
CAPT. ROBERT TOLDERT,
CAPT. GEO. K. McCALLA,
ruur. J. r. KGNKEUY.
The following nani?d gentleman >ra nominated
f?rthe Conrention:
now. d. l. wardlaw,
THOSIAS THOMSON. ESQ., .
OKN. 8 McGOWAN,
CAKT. UEORGB McCALLA.
hon a. burt.
t. d. davis. | w. t. m. feat.
FORWARDING
AND
COMMISSION NOTICE,
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THE rindi r*ignfrt. Into Officers of th<i Grpenvill*
and Coiumliin Railroad, at Columbia,
will, omi! th? ?aid Rond i? repaired l> ? .
tween lielw^en Alcton nnd Oltimhin, un ltr.
take to forward witti safety and dcsnntcli. ar
lirl<-?i of every description, fa and frort all
points on that rend and Colombia.
They will also buy and sell on Commission
and alien-' to biuinesa of every kind offered
to ttvwi.
AtJlffpu them at either Newberry or Columbia,
8. C..
mvrj j. *i.nr?iT
i/a v 10 c? ,ucr u ?
Aue..24. 1805. fi. St
MCKERSON'S HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, 5. C.
rf^nE unde'#ign?>1, Bnvlng leaned tho LARGE
L and COMMODIOUS BUILDING known
as tiia "Cul'iihhia Mrthodi?t. Frtnalo College,"
will Di?n it ? - PIIKT r?r IlftTui ?
..... _i vuavju tivilu, uu
September 7ih,
T. "i, -NICKERSGN, Proprietor.
August 24, 1805, 6, 6t
Comptroller General's Office,
GltEKN VlLLK, S. 0., Avoubt lClU, 18ti6.
BY- permission of Hi* Excellency Governor
IVrry. tf?? duties of il?t# Office will lie
attended to at tlii? [>'acu uotil further notice.
Communications eh-Hild be addressed to th*
car* of M?j. l? Laval. ?, . .
JAME3 A. BLACK,'
Comptroller Qen'L
Aog, 24, 186ft, 8. it
PHOVOST MARSHAL'* OFPICE, )
Abbetillc.S. a, Aiitg. 14, I83S. J
XU accordance with Special Order No. 12,
. I.fniit fl ffnil.* P D Dl inir > i_?.j
? i ?<v ip tpnojnuia
AuUtnnt Provtxt M?r?li*t.v??# 11; 0. KOPEB
ret-eved.
By vfitr of ilocsWBtt Ttlkh, Lie a t (Jot
Gommaudrog Diariet. '
?. HENRI a L00M13,' ,
? Lt. sad A. A* A. O.
Official: GEORGE B. BLACK, ;
- , . , UWU 68?h fj. Y. V. v., pnd
' A?#'i Provo?LftUr?hal.
^ Aug. 17. lg?g. 4> If ~
HB&BOUAETEBS,
DEPAttTMEKT OF TH8 BODTB, >
' ~ Rhm> U... a n U mI <a<r ? .
^ WW JO ft J QV?. j
0*s*BAt Otoirme, ? . . i .
. na.-ao.;, j : ' L ; ;.
:oHoB.-:ng Oinergl Orders from &o
* S5gD<M?P?rtal?;n?, ere pabli?h^i tor the
^ ' V?1 W*IS*"' *ne,?im?naMon
thereof:. ^ ^ i ^
Oinm -
IlKAD QUARTERS SD SUB-DISTRICT,
DISTRICT WESTERN SO. CA.
Kxwacitar, 9. C., August 17, 1865.
Gexkiui. Okdibi, )
No. 7. J
T ii ?f? * ...
a. jinny cnmri nnu. outrages having lately
beeo committed within this nub-district by
I'il'ZrDi, in ill* uoifgriji yf ,U, S. fol.ltera, (this
garb having been assumed by then) to divert
suspicion from themselves,. by casting it upon
the military,) it is
' rdared, That no civilian, will hereafter be
permuted to wear any article of the uniform
proper to the U. 8. Army, under pain of fine
and imprisimmeut.
II. No person will hereafter be permitted to
appear in public in any article of the uniform
proper to the I it la army of the ?o called MCon?
federate State*." and the. wearing of stripe*,
button* or other insignia or rank or connection
with aaid arnjy will be held to be a violalion
of thfi'oatji of allrgiiinca.
By Order of LIEUT. COL. IL TYLER,
Commanding District.
IIict*fit B. Loomib,
1st Lirut. ?lt Arij't 68th N.Y.V.V..A.A. A Gun'I.
Official: JOHN METCALF.
Copt. 66th N. Y. V. V.
C?mm*ndin ? District Abbeville.
- GEORGE R. BLACK,
Lt 56th N. Y V. V. and
Asa't Provott Marahal. |
A?? O* too* - ??
* *, lOUU, U"lrl
HEAD QUARTERS 2D SUB-DISTRICT.
OF WESTERN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Nr.\7B*RET, S. C., August 18, 18C5.
Q^nkral ORDKU, )
No. 8. J
1. To improve the Sanitary Condition of
this Sub-District, it la
Ordered. That owners and occupiers of property
shall, on Tuesday ami Saturday of ench
weelf, thoroughly police the sainc, and the
street in front thereof, collecting all offal,
garbage. &u? ami placiug the same in convenient
heaf a fgr reraornl, id front of their premises.
II. To defray the expenses of repairing
streets and highwaya, of constructing and
mending bridges, denning streets, gutters and
drains, nnd other useful and necessary work,
in and about tins district, all cotton transported
through or from this district will at once
be reported by the owner ??r owners thereof,
their factors or agents to the Ass't. l'rorost
Marthal. who will J<<111K11<I *n?t ?.nit??i -
of fifty cent* upoi; vtch bale, giving pitch ownera
or agent* proper certificates of the payment
of the same.
Tlie reports heiehy required will include all
cotton which shall have befcu transported
through nr from this district, since the 15th
day of Julj, Is05.
III. Failure to comply with the provision*
of this orders will subject the offenders to fine
and itnprisounient.
IV. The Ats'l. Provost Marshal of this sobdistrict,
is hereby charged with the ixecuti'ou
of this order. ?
By Ord,r of LIEUT. COL. R TYLER, ]
Coiunian<liri>r t)i?tri<.?
flf.KKt n. LooMII^
lat Lieut. & A?lj"t 66th N.Y.V.V., A.A.A.Geu'L
OcricfAU )U11N MtTCAl.F,
C??'t. 5ftth N. Y. V. w
C'>mmncnlinir District Alib vill?.
GEORGE HLACK.
J.L Sftth N. ?. V. V.'and
A? t i'rovvrtl Martha). |
Aug. 2T. 1885, fi-tf
11EAD QUARTERS 2D SUB DISTRICT,
DISTRICT OF WF.8TJ.RN S. C. ]
Ntw ccr.p.v, Aiiiju.-l 11, 18G5.
GBS'sbai. OcDtr, )
No. ?. J
IN compliance witli in?trnu>iotis fiorn Ilrad
Qunrtern, Pin riot of Wettrrn South Caro- I
Una, all pcnons having in their p??pvi<*ion any
horfc?, mulct, wsgons. nmlmlmiee*. harnrfc,
mlillca or briJIt?*. me.licnl ilortf or any j
proper!}- -belonging to th.? Unilcd States Got-'
rumen** or the late U*?iifedH'acy, will turn in
thu some to Liettl-. A. J. Clemen, A. A. Q. M.?
Newberry, before tho20ih inat.
Commanding Officer* nt Lam eos. Abbeville,
ni'd Edgefield, wi'l enforce thi* order and furward
all property 10 three Ueid Quarters.
Failure to comply with tliir oider will robject
the offender to lie arretted and punUhed.
By Command of Lieut. Col. IU TYLER.
Commanding District. '
IlENRI B. LOOMIS,
lftLU <4 Adj't 56tW N Y.V.V. A-A.A.Gen'l- !
Orrieuu JOHN AIETCaLU,
. C?pt fiftth N. Y. V. V.,
Commanding District Abbeville.
georce r. Black,
Lt. fiflth N. Y. V. v.. and
v A?*'t Provoat Maishal.
Aug. 17,1885,4-tf
head quarters.
military district western s. 0..
4th separate brigade,
Newbury, B. C., July i7ib, 1861.
GENERAL ORDER1 )
Jfc.2. I
T. All purraita heretofore granted for the
aafc of Ale, Win?, Cider, Brandy, Whbkey, or ;
any intoxicating drioiu, are ber?t>y revoked,
and veiling ol the aatua to any peratm or par- j
eons'ia prohibited. - j
' ' ' _ . _
III. All cotton being*transported moat be.
inspected by tba nsaraat ProToit MansUal, and
marked "Inspected find Pacsvd."
Any pmon toiling t? comply with this ord?r
will b? gnilty of violation of
Ord*r?,and pam'thed accordingly.
By G?d?r of Bifvrr Baia. tint, C. H. VANWyCK,
Commanding Diitriot. ' " '
IIBSB! B.-LGOM'B,
Ut ft* N Y. VnU
Omcut: GEOUOfe. R BLACK,
IX. 5? ir. y. V. V.. aud
AM'tProvott .
Atfgttctl?, I8?5, 4-tf
60VERMENT CLAIMS.
. v -' A' mit
NEW GOODS.
Low Prices.
\
1 VANCE, STRAIISS & CO.,
nAI/PAinmu
ulmEoDUnT,
ha i?ck oVec#ired a i<,rge Rnd d"'r,u?
dry (minis
JIM* UUUIJU^
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
I HAKDWABE,
i READY-MADE
I CLOTHING.
je X ?MLV1?txfo&$v
PERFUMERY,
And all Kinds of Notions,
Ly Large and Small QuantitU*.
| Wholesale Dealers will find it
| to their interest to examine
our stock and prices.
We have made arrangement 9
tq receive new snppUef
every week.
TERMS CASn. aJ&
poods will be delirered opt of our
Slope unless paid for in Cash or IVodiir*.
For tlio latter the highest market price
wilt bo paid.
If AlTtfl* Cinm tlTfio ft rtA
VilLVliE, 51MIISS & IV,
I Cukes *?ury, Aug. 17, 1805, jl-3t *
Q II EAP
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THE undersigned would respectfully iofurn^
- tbs ctticen* of Abb?fi)l? U??t be Km
now on hand a largo variety of Good*, consist* '
ing io part a* follows;
CALICOES, GINGHAMS,
r>. - i u:.i. m * i . ?
i uie iu'wuie xonei. iSO&pS,
jPerfrtmely* Cologne,
LADIES' COLLARS*
Ho?iry, Crape.'Shot Bra?hea, JMmohY BUek~
ing, Cbe?pe*t Spool Cotton in the m?rk?t.
P?PPW. Nutmeg, M.m,
L*rpt Sloth *f - ,
mm
FIK* C^VATS, ^ ^, '
itt ofthe *W?* m C#
R.60t|jW.